Yes, we can.

[Alex]

Wait, you mean there are actual specific issues with which Obama is inspiring millions of people who aren't you and agree with him? Those idiots, I thought they were just going based on a beautiful smile and fancy words.

[scaeagles]

Originally Posted by Alex

Wait, you mean there are actual specific issues with which Obama is inspiring millions of people who aren't you and agree with him? Those idiots, I thought they were just going based on a beautiful smile and fancy words.

Read my earlier post. I said earlier that there are people who will vote for Obama just because he says "hope" and "change" when they have no idea what his policies are. I don't think i said anyone here is in that category. Just like no one here said I was in the category of not voting for Obama because I think he is a Muslim.

It sure seems as if you are going to great lengths to find offense. Certainly there are stupid voters on both sides. That's all I said.

[Alex]

Also, apparently McCain is a bit inspired too.

[Alex]

I'm not offended (I'm definitely in neither of the camps; and in case that was an implication that I'm standing up for my woman, neither is Lani). I just think you said something stupid and are swinging wildly to avoid admitting it.

[scaeagles]

I don't see why it is stupid to say that there are people who will vote for Obama simply because he says hope and change. Why is that stupid?

[innerSpaceman]

Because there's a difference between just swallowing brand slogans and actually being even vaguely inspired by a few sound bites of what's behind them.

Do you really think there a number of voters who listen to their master's voice and vote like pups whenever they hear the sounds "hope," "change" or "food"?



I think what's stupid is you continuing to bait Alex on this subject. He's explained his points quite eloquently and in plainly understood terms. Why do you insist on misrepresenting what he is saying?

[scaeagles]

Originally Posted by innerSpaceman

Why do you insist on misrepresenting what he is saying?

I'm not baiting him! I want to know why it is stupid to believe that there are voters who will vote for Obama without the slightest idea what the man stands for besides the two words! Why is that more ridiculous than GC saying that he thinks McCain will win because of the large contingency of voters are stupid enough to think Obama is Mulsim and therefore won't vote for him?

There are uninformed voters everywhere.

But I'll stop.

[Alex]

One more time, and please god who doesn't exist grant me the strength for it to really be the last time, it is not stupid to say that there are people who will vote for Obama simply because he inspires them. I'm sure such people exist. I'm sure there are more than 1 of them.

Now, here comes my point one more time. Here comes where I point out the stupidity you uttered and that I am objecting to (without being personally offended). I don't want to bold it again so I'll set it off in a little paragraph of its own. Hopefully Kevy will come along and quote it so that every once in a while you'll see it on the home page and have one more chance to understand it without me having to type it one more time. I encourage you to hightlight this next paragaph, type control-c, open Notepad, type control-p, then click print; take the resulting page and tape it to your bedroom ceiling so that while making sweet love to your wife she can see it up there and perhaps whisper it into your ear during that exquisite moment of orgasm when your mind is so completely blank that maybe it'll finally be clear. Here it is:

It is stupid to equate voting for Obama simply because he inspires you as being a similar stupidity as not voting for Obama because he is Muslim.

[scaeagles]

OK. Got it. Done with it. Not because I want to be or agree, but because I said I would be.

[wendybeth]

Mucho Alex mojo.